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julienko3

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May 6, 2006
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So I've got an .iso with AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders in it. How can I burn the .iso to the DVD so that it will play back on my DVD player?

Thanks.

-and sorry for my silly ignorance. :eek:
 
ISO means that it is basically a Disc Image. This means that you should be able to use the Disc Copy icon with the green arrow. Then either use the Image File tab, or the Disc Copy, to add and then burn.

Another way to burn it would be to open the ISO, disc image, to the desktop exposing the Video and Audi TS folders. Then in Toast, click on the Movie Section tab, and then the Video TS folders tab, and add the TS folders to the window and burn.

Hope that helps.
 
... How can I burn the .iso to the DVD so that it will play back on my DVD player?

...
Double-clicking on the .iso file will mount it on your Desktop and will allow you to use your Mac's DVD Player app to watch it on your computer.
 
Double-clicking on the .iso file will mount it on your Desktop and will allow you to use your Mac's DVD Player app to watch it on your computer.

I believe he asked how to BURN an ISO file, not how to watch it on his computer, I'm sorry to sound a little irritated but I see this so much on help forums, from people really not reading the Question and giving the wrong answer and it has happened to me countless times, that I feel I am wasting my time even asking a question.
 
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